Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-25
O,nGSaou5 oRUos:
How to Control EY.ctually All susa
 Horrible Habits.
Rochsster, \. y. Pcs, E..sprsss

the pcgp'e display in the conduct If busi.
 ness affairs. "Mea boast hers. he said
 that t''cv work for years without day
 oh ln ..HiOpe that would be considered
 crime"
 Ar. II 4. Warner. who was present
 at the a1N, said, This is the first sam-
 mer in years that I have not spent an
 the water. Been too busy."
 Then, suppose you havs been ai-
 vertisiHg extensively?"
 Not at all We have a ways hereto
 fore closed our laboratory turing July.
 August and September, but this sum.
 mer VIC have kept i; running day and
 night to supply ths demand, which hes
 been three times greater than ever be-
 fore m our history at this season.S
 "ldoW do you account for tbis2"
 "The increase has come from the wa;-
 rsrSdl recogRiti0a ef Ese erceigssscs of oss
 preparations. We have beau nearly tsss years before the public and the s4,las sxe constantly increasing while our nswsps psr advertising is eorstaaay dial, .ssi.ins. thorities, now publicly concede that ozsr
 Warner safe cure is tue only scientnse specific for kidney and liver diseases sad Tor all the many diseases caused by. them"
 Have you evidence of thisp"
 A bundance! Only a few weeks ago Dr. J. l.. Stephens, of Lebanon, Ohio. a specialist for the cure of narcotic, etc., habits told me that numbe of emil nent scientific medical iuan had been experimenting for years, testing and an- alyZing all known remedies for the Ed- neys and liver, for, as you may be aware, the excessive use of all narcotics and stimulants destroys those organs, and until they can be restored to health the habits cannot be broken upl Among the investigators were such men u J. NJ. Hall, M. D, President af the Stats Board of Health of Iowa, and Alexsndsr Neil, M. D., Professor of Surgery ;n ths college of Physicians and Surgeons and president of the Academy oI Medicine at Columbus, wAo, after exhaustive inquiry. reported that there was no remedy known to schools or el scientific inquiry equal to Warner's safe curew
 Are many persons addicted ts ths use of deadly drugsY'
 ''There are forty millions of people h the world who use opium alone. and there are many hundreds of thousands in this country who are victims of moy- phine, opium, quinins and cocaine, They think they have no such hskA about them-so many people are uneeH- scious victims of these habits. They have pains and symptoms of what they call malaria and other diseases, when in reality it is the demand in the systsn for these terrible drugs, a demand thas is caused largely by physicians ,rescri,s tons which contain SO many dangerous drugs, and struHs spirits and one tha must be answered or Silenced in tho kid,x neys and iivec by what Dr. S-5ph saS says is the only kidney and liycr rpsciHo He also save that moderate opium sz other drny eaters, ii they sns,ain kidney and liver vigor with that remedy, can keep up these hal moderation"
 Well docs not this discovery 'llu B new revelation of the p5Hef of ssSs cure ?''
 "No, sir; for years have tried so con- vince iAe public that T*eariy aE ihs Sss- Goges Gt a5r buDldn Sys'en orignats s 'omo disorder of the kidneys O. liver. and hence have logically declared thns I our specific were used ov0i ninety per csn5, of these ailmerts would disaY- pear. The liver and kitneY. searn te 'hsCfb these poihouS from tfn blood snd become dorravea aud diseaSeii.".
 When these eminent authorities thup publicly admit t3at there is no remedy ike OUTS te enable the kidney. and liver o throw off the friahtiui effects of all leadly drugs and eycrssive use of stin. llants t is an admission ot its nower as .reat as any ono could desr@; for if trough its iaRuenoe alone t,se oyium, Quinire, cocaine and houoY Iabits can be ovsrconie, what higher estimonial of its specific power ,ouM bs sked for ?"
 "You really believe then, Mir. Warner. hat the majority of diseases conls from idpey and liver complaints7"
 ''1 do! When you see person moping nd groveling about, half ciosd and haif live, year alter year, yon msy surely ut him down as having some kidney and yer trouble"
 "The other day was talking with Dr. owler, the eminent occulist of this city. ho said that balf the patients whe csxas ) him for eye treatment were affected y advanced kidney disease. Now many eople wonder why in middle lie their FC EiEAl b'JbJlcs nO bbDI n ltiDIOu2H purse of treatment with Warmers safe re is what they need more thari pair eye classes. The kidney poison in the ood always attacks the weakest part
 the body; with some it affects the Ies; with others the hsad; with others le stomach or the lungs, OF rheumatic sorders follows and neurdlg,a tears Iem in pieces, or tliey lose the porers taste, smell or become impotent ia esheY notions of the body. What man would )t give his all to have the vigor of youth
 command ?"
 "The intelligent physician knows that ese complaints are but syniptogns; they e not the disorder, and they are synp- ms not of disease of the head. the eye
 stomach, or Of virility, necessarily, 1t of the kidney poison in the blood Id they may prevail and no pain occ,iT the kidneys"
 Ii IS not strange that the enthusiasm lich Mir. Warner displays in his ap- eciation of his own remedy, which re- pred him 10 health when the doctors i'd he could not live six months, should come infectious and that the entire ,rld should pay tribute 10 its power. IT as Mir. Warner says, the sales are nstantly increasing, while the news per advertising is constantly diminish 2. This speaks volumes in praise of } extraordinary merits of his prepara. ms.